Cat Self Grooming Brush (With Cat Nip)
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Awarded a 'Cat friendly' award by International Cat care!
HEY FELLOW CAT OWNER!
Does your Cat constantly rub it's head against you, others or objects around the house? Thought so! The behavioural term for this is called 'head bunting', where Cats leave their scent behind using the multiple glands located around their mouths, chins, sides of the face, neck and ears. It's also a natural and reserved way they communicate, bond, find comfort and for friendly purposes.
"So why buy our Cat Self Grooming Brush?"
Simple: Cats LOVE it!
It provides them with an easy source to constantly rub and self groom against.
"How do I benefit from this?"
Although having the Cat hanging around is an overall enjoyable experience, the mess they leave behind is not. Having unwanted strands of hair stuck to your clothes and objects, or worn down surfaces where the Cat constantly brushes against can be a real pain. But, our 'Self Grooming Brush' will solve that! The featured brush bristles capture those loose hairs easily, and the Cat Nip provided will magnetise your Cat and distract them from their normal hang around areas. *****This will collectively give you constant support towards a cleaner and more enjoyable living environment.
Key benefits:
* Can be mounted on a flat wall OR corner.* Install using self-tapping screws OR double sided adhesive sponges.
* Cat Nip included to entice your companion to rub and groom.
* Collects unwanted strands of loose hair.
* Brush can be snapped out of frame for easy cleaning.
Did we mention it's easy to disassemble and clean?
IT IS! Simply hand-wash the self groomer with natural soap (free from abrasive materials) and rinse thoroughly.
Package contains:
* 1 self groomer.* 1 bag of CatNip.
* 4 self-tapping screws.
* 4 double-sided adhesive sponges.
Features:
* Material: Plastic, Mint.* Measurements: 5.12 x 3.54 inches (Approximately).
How to install:
> Corner Installation.
> Flat Installation.
> Still not sure? Here's a video!
